Rev Cura Editorial Team
Revenue cycle operations
Written and reviewed by the Rev Cura revenue cycle team — the people who work claims, denials and accounts receivable for US healthcare practices day to day.
Articles by Rev Cura Editorial Team
Common Reasons Medical Claims Are Rejected
Rejections are not denials, they never reach the payer, and they age toward your filing deadline invisibly. Here is what causes them.
Rev Cura Editorial Team 4 min readHow to Understand a Medical Billing Aging Report
A line-by-line guide to reading your own aging report, and the four questions it should be able to answer.
Rev Cura Editorial Team 4 min readWhat Should Healthcare Practices Look for in an RCM Partner?
Beyond price and promises — the operational signals that distinguish a revenue cycle partner from a claim processor.
Rev Cura Editorial Team 4 min readIn-House vs Outsourced Medical Billing
An honest comparison, including the cases where keeping billing in-house is clearly the right answer.
Rev Cura Editorial Team 4 min readHow to Improve AR Follow-up
AR ages because nobody has a schedule. Segmentation, cadence and documented touchpoints do more than working harder ever will.
Rev Cura Editorial Team 4 min readWhat Is AR in Medical Billing?
Accounts receivable explained for practice owners — what the number contains, why the total matters less than its shape, and what it is really telling you.
Rev Cura Editorial Team 4 min readHow to Reduce Medical Billing Denials
A practical sequence for bringing denials down: categorize, prioritize, route the cause upstream, and measure whether the fix worked.
Rev Cura Editorial Team 4 min readHow Medical Claim Denials Affect Healthcare Practices
The cost of a denial is not the balance on the claim. It is the rework, the delay, the staff time and the claims that quietly never get worked at all.
Rev Cura Editorial Team 5 min readWhat Is Revenue Cycle Management?
The revenue cycle explained as a connected system — every stage from scheduling to final resolution, and where the money actually goes missing.
Rev Cura Editorial Team 4 min read